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Watershed council hears presentation from Adam Kramer Tainter Creek THE KRAMER FAMILY of Patch Grove, who own and operate Black Sand Granary, seem to delight in their field of sunflowers. Adam and Kellie Kramer are shown with their four children, from left, Ezra (10), Hailey (13), Harper (11), and Ila (4). Sun flowers are a joy to watch because, like solar panels mounted to follow the sun’s progress across the sky, they swivel their heads like the tiny, organic, solar collectors they are. TAINTER CREEK - Adam Kramer of Black Sand Granary in Patch Grove was the featured presenter at the Thursday, Feb. 25 meeting of the Tainter Creek Watershed Council. Kramer has run the successful cover crop program, piloted by Crawford County Land Conservation Department for the last two years.

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